Sentence examples for create norms from inspiring English sources
Expectations create norms and the central expectation on Facebook is self-promotion.
Such systems, he says, tend to create norms that keep owners and renters in line, because they fear the repercussions of bad reviews: other people on the site will be less willing to do business with them, and they may be kicked out altogether.
Natural selection is the mechanism of natural design, and processes of design of all sorts create norms.
Processes of intelligent design carried out by people create norms, and natural processes sufficiently analogous to be called "natural design" carry out processes which, at a certain level of abstraction, are of the same type.
Although he framed the rise of nation state attacks as an opportunity for a U.S. president to create norms, Smith didn't mention Trump by name and condemned the kind of nationalism that was a driving force during his campaign.
This becomes the question whether the directives work as advertised, such that they truly create norms (norms that are valid simpliciter, not merely institutionally) and therefore whether subjects do acquire an obligation to take some action because the relevant institution said so.
The German sample was randomly selected to create norm values for the general population.
("Fact creates norms, and truth illumination").
In order to pursue principled consistency in the law while taking the set of institutionally created norms as the baseline, the interpreter will have to take his objective as composite, which can be analysed into its components.
But for some principles to be said to justify some actual, institutionally created, norms of tort, as the hybrid interpretivist says his favoured principles do, it wouldn't be enough that the principles captured the relevant ideals.
The South Dakota artist Benjamin Victor, chosen by the Borlaug Statue Committee I chair, has done a spectacular job in re-creating Norms appearance right down to his wrinkled work clothes that was so characteristic of him, as he stands notebook in hand in a Mexican wheat field.
